Pembina Hills Minor Baseball League Underway
The 2003 Pembina Hills Minor league opens with 40 teams across 13 communities including Manitou Notre Dame de Lourdes Treherne Holland Bruxelles and Cartwright. It outlines age groups Midget Bantam Pee Wee Mosquito and Rockies plus contact hosts and executive details and notes a Girls Baseball Festival and Rookie League Jamboree with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembina Hills
Manitou
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Treherne
Holland
Bruxelles
Glenboro
Carberry
Cartwright
Crystal City
Mather
Clearwater
Pilot Mound
Mariapolis
Bantams
Pee Wee
Mosquito
Rockies
Briand Desrochers
Bantam
Leonard Birch
Grant Shaw
Allan Maxwell
Marvin Gundrum
Patti Hacault
Pam Sheffield
Manitoba Baseball Association
Winnipeg Goldeyes
Can-West Global Park
Renae Maxwell
Jennifer Lamb
Cypress River Comets Begin 2003 Manitoba Senior Season
The Cypress River Comets open their 2003 season in Neepawa and host the Minnedosa Mavericks in the home opener to unveil their provincial banner. Key returnees include infielders Regan Richmond Glen Tosh Mark Shearer Ryan Shearer and outfielders Wytiick Billaney Gudnason Morrison along with pitchers Book and Lockhart. Newcomers Cole Plaetinck Trevor Falk and Sean Clegg join a lineup seeking playoff contention in the Santa Clara League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Cypress River Comets
Neepawa
Minnedosa Mavericks
Comets
Regan Richmond
Glen Tosh
Mark Shearer
Ryan Shearer
Chris Wytiick
Jason Billaney
Robert Gudnason
Mark Morrison
Jordan Book
Walter Lockhart
Cole Plaetinck
Glenboro High School
Trevor Falk
Killarney
Falk
Sean Clegg
Applebee’s Expos
Brandon
Clegg
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Canada
Baseball Canada
Chris Chambliss
New York Yankees
Brock Shearer
Glenboro Nordics
Billaney
Book
Plaetinck
Steve Ball
Curtis Wytiick
Derrick Shear
Santa Clara
Wallis Agencies Ltd
Gienboro
L Motors
Valtra
Landini, Ghibli
Mid
Landini
Kubota
Belarus
FWA
Cab
New Idea
Baler
Laurier
Macdon
Hesston